Author: Barinaale Dube

What we now recognize as Black History Month, began as Negro History Week in 1926. It was first celebrated spanning the week of February 7th, so that it would encompass the birthdays of both Frederick Douglass (February 14th) and Abraham Lincoln (February 12th). The holiday we enjoy today, was born in the mind of Carter…

A look into one of the ways uncovering cultural history allows us to connect laterally and transversely.

A look into some of the methods of uncovering Black family history in Virginia.

An introduction to the Cultural History Fellowship and it’s fellow.